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Kerman Wool 70x56
Kerman Wool 70x56
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Kerman Persian Rug – Classic Knotting Art from Iran
This rug was created by master weavers in the famous city of Kerman, in southeastern Iran—a true work of art that keeps historical craftsmanship traditions alive.
Premium Wool
Made from robust wool, this rug stands out for its durability and pleasing texture. The choice of materials adds lasting comfort and warmth to your home.
Artful Design
With a mix of floral and geometric patterns, every rug is uniquely designed. Each piece reflects the artistry and cultural heritage of the region, making it an incomparable original.
Timeless Uniques
All our Kerman rugs are hand-knotted, making each one unique in both design and execution. This makes them not only eye-catching accents but truly valuable items, each telling its own story.
Don’t wait—enrich your living space now with this extraordinary hand-knotted Kerman rug, and take the opportunity to give your home an individual touch!
Product Details
Carpet Number | KB4-1495 |
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Condition | New / In Stock |
Size | 0.70 m x 0.56 m = 0.39 ㎡ |
Thickness | Approx. 15 mm, high-pile rug |
Weight | Approx. 2 kg |
Material | Pile: Wool, Warp: Cotton |
Manufacturing | Hand-knotted |
Knot Density | Approx. 250,000 per ㎡ |
Design | Kerman Gheyt-ol-Arabi |
Origin | Persia / Iran |
General Product Safety
General Product Safety
Manufacturer/EU Responsible Person
Company Name
KHADEMI Import-Export Ges. mbH
E-Mail
khademi@khademi.de
EU-Based
Yes
Address
Brook 4, 20457 Hamburg, Germany
Product Care Instructions
Product Care Instructions
The longevity and preservation of the beauty of your hand-knotted rugs significantly depend on proper care, cleaning, and storage. To maintain the elegance and integrity of your rug, it is essential to take and regularly implement the appropriate measures. In the following sections, you will find detailed information and specific instructions tailored to the different materials of your rugs.
1.) Rug Care and Cleaning
1.1 Professional Cleaning
Have your rugs professionally cleaned every 1-2 years by a qualified specialist to ensure thorough and material-appropriate cleaning. If there is heavy soiling or unpleasant odors, professional cleaning should definitely be considered.
We strongly advise against attempting any cleaning on your own. Professional cleaning services use specialized techniques, such as steam cleaning, which are gentle on the fibers while effectively removing deeply embedded dirt.
1.2 Regular Vacuuming
Vacuum your rugs at least once a week using a vacuum cleaner that is specifically suited for the type of rug you have. Make sure the vacuum cleaner has a setting to adjust the suction power accordingly for gentle cleaning with low suction, and/or features a special brush attachment to protect delicate fibers, especially for silk rugs, and to prevent dirt and dust from embedding. Pay special attention to vacuuming the corners and edges thoroughly, as dirt often accumulates there.
1.3 Immediate Stain Treatment
Prompt action is essential when removing stains. Immediately blot the stain with a clean, white cloth to remove excess liquid. Use a mixture of water and a mild pH-neutral detergent for treating stains. Never scrub, but gently blot the stain to avoid damaging the fibers. These instructions are only suitable for minor, everyday stains.
For serious stains or deeply embedded dirt, a professional should be consulted to conduct a cleaning that will avoid damage to the rug and achieve the best results.
1.4 Avoiding Direct Sunlight
Protect your rugs from direct sunlight to prevent color fading and damage to the fibers. UV rays can damage the color pigments in the rug material, causing them to lose vibrancy over time. Additionally, excessive sunlight can weaken the fibers, leading to quicker wear and deterioration of the texture.
Use curtains, blinds, or window films to minimize the harmful effects of UV rays, especially in areas exposed to intense sunlight. Please note that while these measures are helpful, they cannot completely prevent UV rays from penetrating and continuing to affect your rugs.
1.5 Humidity and Extreme Temperatures
Protect your rug from high humidity and extreme temperatures, as these can damage the fibers, fade the colors, and increase the risk of mold and odor formation. Avoid placing the rug in damp areas like bathrooms. A stable room climate helps extend the lifespan of your rug and maintain its quality.
1.6 Silk Rugs and Moisture
Silk rugs should never get wet, as water can severely damage their delicate fibers and colors. Moisture can lead to deformation, color loss, and fiber weakening. If the rug accidentally comes into contact with liquid, immediately blot the area with a clean, absorbent cloth and avoid vigorous rubbing. The rug should be air-dried as quickly as possible, without direct sunlight or heat sources, to prevent further damage. In severe cases, professional help is strongly recommended.
1.7 Wool Rugs and Moisture
Although wool rugs are more robust against moisture than silk rugs, they should still not be soaked to avoid deformation and fiber damage. If exposed to liquids, gently blot with an absorbent cloth and let the rug air dry, avoiding direct sunlight or heat. Be mindful of mold formation and ensure good ventilation.
1.8 Trimming Loose Threads
Occasionally, loose threads may appear and can be neatly trimmed with sharp scissors. Avoid pulling on the threads as this could compromise the rug's structure.
1.9 Avoid Heavy Furniture
Do not place heavy furniture directly on the rug, as this can cause pressure marks or distortions. Use rug pads or felt gliders to distribute the weight evenly and protect the fibers.
1.10 Shedding
High-quality wool rugs often experience light shedding initially, which is a sign of authenticity and quality. This process decreases over time. Regular, gentle vacuuming helps remove loose fibers and maintain the appearance of the rug.
1.11 Creases after Delivery
Rugs may show creases after delivery. This is normal and should not be a cause for concern. These marks generally disappear on their own within about two weeks once the rug lies flat and the fibers settle.
2.) Rug Storage
2.1 Rolling
Always store rugs rolled rather than folded to avoid the formation of creases or cracks. Use a protective cloth or fabric to wrap the rug, and secure it with a soft, breathable material.
2.2 Cool and Dry
Store your rugs in a cool, dry place, away from UV radiation, direct heat sources, and high humidity. An ideal storage location would be a climate-controlled room that is protected from moisture and mold.
2.3 Breathable Packaging
Use cotton covers for storage to ensure that the rug can breathe. Avoid plastic packaging, as it can trap moisture and lead to mold growth.
2.4 Material-Specific Storage Instructions
Silk: Store silk rugs in a well-ventilated area to prevent moisture buildup, mold, and odors. Keep the rugs away from direct heat sources. The ideal storage temperature is between 15 and 20 degrees Celsius. Avoid extreme temperatures that can damage the delicate fibers. Protect the rugs from insects and moths by using specialized moth repellents or lavender sachets.
Wool with Silk: These rugs require particularly careful storage, as the combination of wool and silk makes both materials sensitive. Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. A constant temperature of about 18 degrees Celsius is ideal. Use breathable cotton dust covers to protect the rug while ensuring ventilation. Regular inspections help to detect mold and pests early.
Wool: Wool rugs are more robust but still require attention. Store these rugs in a cool, dry room to preserve their shape and color intensity. The relative humidity should be around 40-50%. Avoid direct sunlight, as UV radiation can cause colors to fade. Use cedarwood or lavender fragrances as natural pest repellents. Check the rugs regularly for pests.
Artificial Silk/Viscose: These materials should not be stored in damp environments, as they are prone to discoloration. Store artificial silk or viscose rugs in a dry, well-ventilated room, and avoid extreme temperature fluctuations. Avoid storing them in basements or attics where humidity can vary. Roll the rug instead of folding it to prevent creases and cracks. Use a cotton cover to protect the rug from dust.
Warranty and Guarantee
Warranty and Guarantee
We are proud to offer you high-quality handmade carpets and strive to exceed your expectations. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and that is why we provide you with the following advantages:
1.) Authenticity Guarantee: Trust in our traditional craftsmanship!
Our handmade carpets impress with their unique craftsmanship and are delivered with a certificate of authenticity that documents the origin and excellent quality of each piece. You are not just buying a carpet – you are investing in a work of art!
2.) Hand-Picked Selection: You deserve the highest standards!
As the European general distributor for KHADEMI, a company that has stood for unparalleled quality since 1994, we guarantee you first-class products. Every carpet in our collection is carefully hand-picked and undergoes stringent quality controls so that you receive only the best.
3.) Best Price Guarantee: The best prices for the best products!
If you find a comparable product at a lower price within 31 days of receiving your order, we will gladly adjust the price. So you can buy with confidence – premium quality at a fair price is guaranteed with us!
4.) Satisfaction Guarantee through an Extended Return Policy!
Your satisfaction is our highest priority. Therefore, you can return your order for free within 31 days if you are not completely delighted. We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase!
5.) Legal Warranty
We would like to inform you about your legal warranty rights:
- New Goods: You have a two-year limitation period for warranty claims as a consumer and one year as a business customer.
- Used Goods: As a consumer, there is a limitation period of one year from the delivery of the goods. Warranty rights are excluded for business customers.
It is the buyer's responsibility to inspect the received goods immediately upon receipt and to report any defects promptly. To ensure you enjoy your carpet for a long time, we recommend that you read our Care Instructions carefully.
Please note that the exact terms and conditions regarding warranty rights can be found in our General Terms and Conditions (GTC). We recommend that you read these carefully to obtain all important information.
Your satisfaction and trust are important to us! If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us – we are here to help you!















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